Hello I'm an 18 year old, and I recently graduated high

take out student loan, bet it all in crypto, cash out and keep the money and pay for tuition.

>>2787119
Sell drugs

>>2787119
UR an idiot kid. Unless you are guaranteed a high paying job, you migh want to reconsider your options.

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>>2787123
Take out the student loan, throw it in Reddcoin when the market slumps (and you think it is at the bottom) and ride the waves. Reddcoin is really cheap and remarkably stable through all of this

invest 1000 in bitbean

>>2787129
It's a prestigious college, ranked one of the top 10 in America actually. I do think I am guaranteed a good job/internship afterwards.

>>2787131
>>2787123
I'm very inexperienced with crypto currency, is this a simple task? Are there wait times and transaction periods that might fuck me over? August 11th is the deadline. Also, this goes without saying, but by scamming me you would literaly ruin my life, so I am begging for honesty.

>>2787204
major?
what companies have the job you are looking for?
location of potential jobs?
willingness to relocate?

>>2787204
Nothing's guaranteed ever
But it will help your chances tremendously if you have an internship each summer
Your resume will be light years ahead of the zipperheads and pajeets who have 4.0 GPA's

>>2787119
have you considered working for it? temp jobs are all around, you fucking bum

>>2787229
I plan to double major in pre-law and economics. I'm not 100% on the company or firm I would like to work for, but from what I have seen an economics major is quite flexible, and widens my options substatially. I am more than willing to relocate, I have no attachment to any certain place.

>>2787234
Post-graduation job employment rate is 98% so I am willing to gamble a little.

>>2787243
I have actually been working the past 5 years and saved up around $12,000. As I mentioned however, even with that, government aid, and scholarships there is still a gap.

>>2787131
Thanks, just bought 100k.

>>2787234
OP's white, decent looking, and appears to be tall. He'll do fine.

>>2787296
Thank you... haha. I'm about 6'1, but where I live it seems just about every guy is around my height.

>>2787119
Therr're no viable shortcuts that work 100%, anon
Use your youth to plan ahead and don't waste money, especially from loans you can't default on
Try out several jobs to give you an idea of what you're good at, and give e-commerce a shot on the side
As long as there's civilisation there will be ways of making it

>>2787311
Oh I haven't lost all hope of "making it" - yet! Even if I end up not going to the college I've dreamed of, I'm sure I'll manage. I like to think of myself as one who plans pretty far in advance, but I didn't plan for such an expense. Thank you for the advice :)

>>2787277
I've been browsing this board for about an hour and I have seen this everywhere...

>>2787251
>I'm not 100% on the company or firm I would like to work for, but from what I have seen an economics major is quite flexible, and widens my options substatially.
OMFG how are you going to know what skills you need if you don't know what you want to do. Time is money and you could be wasting a lot of time doing unnecessary shit.

>>2787398
The skills one has are the most important thing you can have on a resumé. I have plenty of time over the year to think on which specific firm or company I may want to intern with. I don't believe I am wasting time by not limiting my sights to one specific job or company.

>>2787119
>I need to make $19,000 in a month
Hey, dumb fuck? If you were capable of doing this, you'd have no reason to go to college. Now listen, dumb fuck. No, there is no way around student loans. No, loans are not bad things. It is called leverage. Stop following retarded meme advice about avoiding big bad scary life-ruining student loans. If you have a degree from HYPSM, you are going to have a good career. You'd be retarded to not go.

>>2787119
Go to community college to get first two years out the way dumb fuck. Why spend all that money on basics

>>2787119

considering your qt face i would suggest renting out your boipussy to the highest bidder

you could probably get some men to load up your hole at 250-600$ a pop

Bitmex 100x bitcoin margin trading. Thanks me later. Screencap this before op in lamboland

>>2787131
This guy actually knows what he's talking about OP. Reddcoin and Siacoin.

spencer?

>>2787546
I never said I was completely dismissing student loans. I am just inquiring as to whether there is a better option out there. Calm down bud. And what is HYPSM? I'm unfamiliar with that acronym.

>>2787577
Not wasting 2 more years of my life in the ghetto.

>>2787654
My name's Graham haha.

>>2787639
Interesting. How does one get in to the cryptocurrency exchange?

>>2787581
I'll take the compliment, but that's gonna be a strong no from me. Lol.

>>2787361
lurk moar newfag

>>2787119
Financial aid is done through FASA, you'd be a retard not to get subsidized loans. Bait.

>>2787581
He could just cut straight to gang bangs and plowed by in every hole by like 40 dudes for 1k a pop.

>>2787908
I've already been granted the max from FAFSA, $12,500. As I have stated, I am not dismissing student loans completely, just exploring my options as I hesitant coming from a single mother who's been in debt 25 years because of them.

>>2787131
>Reddcoin is really cheap
is rdd back to 2 sats?